Hydrophilidae

Classification

Genera in Hydrophilidae

• Berosus — 303 species: Berosus aculeatus, Berosus adustus, Berosus affinis, Berosus albipes, Berosus alternans, Berosus ambogynus, Berosus amoenus, Berosus andreazzei
• Laccobius — 287 species: Laccobius acceptus, Laccobius aegaeus, Laccobius aethiops, Laccobius afer, Laccobius affinis, Laccobius agilis, Laccobius albescens, Laccobius albipes
• Cercyon — 265 species: Cercyon abeillei, Cercyon adumbratus, Cercyon aequalipunctus, Cercyon aequalis, Cercyon aequatus, Cercyon afflatus, Cercyon algarum, Cercyon alinae
• Enochrus — 234 species: Enochrus abditus, Enochrus aberratus, Enochrus aequalis, Enochrus affinis, Enochrus alberti, Enochrus algarum, Enochrus aliciae, Enochrus alluaudi
• Agraphydrus — 205 species: Agraphydrus abrasus, Agraphydrus activus, Agraphydrus acutus, Agraphydrus aethiopicus, Agraphydrus agilis, Agraphydrus albescens, Agraphydrus ampullatus, Agraphydrus anacaenoides
• Helochares — 162 species: Helochares aeacus, Helochares aethiopicus, Helochares alberti, Helochares alcimus, Helochares alcinous, Helochares altus, Helochares anchoralis, Helochares ancoroides
• Anacaena — 153 species: Anacaena advena, Anacaena aiyura, Anacaena albay, Anacaena alticola, Anacaena amplocomata, Anacaena angatbuhay, Anacaena angulata, Anacaena apo
• Coelostoma — 125 species: Coelostoma aeneolum, Coelostoma aethiopicum, Coelostoma afflatum, Coelostoma alluaudi, Coelostoma anthracinum, Coelostoma assinicum, Coelostoma austrine, Coelostoma balfourbrownei
• Paracymus — 99 species: Paracymus acostae, Paracymus acutipenis, Paracymus aeneus, Paracymus aitanae, Paracymus alluaudianus, Paracymus amplus, Paracymus armatus, Paracymus atomus
• Oocyclus — 87 species: Oocyclus acuru, Oocyclus aeneus, Oocyclus alterosa, Oocyclus ancho, Oocyclus andinus, Oocyclus angustipenis, Oocyclus ankas, Oocyclus armatus
• Dactylosternum — 82 species: Dactylosternum abdominale, Dactylosternum advectum, Dactylosternum americanum, Dactylosternum antennale, Dactylosternum arabicum, Dactylosternum arrowi, Dactylosternum auripes, Dactylosternum bakeri
• Hydrophilus — 69 species: Hydrophilus acherontis, Hydrophilus aculeatus, Hydrophilus acuminatus, Hydrophilus aeneus, Hydrophilus albipes, Hydrophilus antiquus, Hydrophilus ater, Hydrophilus aterrimus
• Tropisternus — 68 species: Tropisternus acaragua, Tropisternus affinis, Tropisternus apicipalpis, Tropisternus azurescens, Tropisternus baeri, Tropisternus blatchleyi, Tropisternus breviceps, Tropisternus brevicollis
• Pelthydrus — 65 species: Pelthydrus acutus, Pelthydrus angulatus, Pelthydrus balinensis, Pelthydrus boholensis, Pelthydrus borneensis, Pelthydrus boukali, Pelthydrus brouni, Pelthydrus championi
• Hydrobiomorpha — 61 species: Hydrobiomorpha acutidens, Hydrobiomorpha bovilli, Hydrobiomorpha brasiliensis, Hydrobiomorpha braunii, Hydrobiomorpha cambodiensis, Hydrobiomorpha caratinga, Hydrobiomorpha casta, Hydrobiomorpha celata
• Novochares — 53 species: Novochares abbreviatus, Novochares aperito, Novochares atlanticus, Novochares atratus, Novochares baca, Novochares bidens, Novochares bisinuatus, Novochares bolivianus
• Chaetarthria — 52 species: Chaetarthria almonara, Chaetarthria almorana, Chaetarthria andrea, Chaetarthria argentina, Chaetarthria atra, Chaetarthria atroides, Chaetarthria ayacuchana, Chaetarthria bicolor
• Crenitis — 48 species: Crenitis aduncata, Crenitis alticola, Crenitis apicalis, Crenitis bicolor, Crenitis calva, Crenitis capensis, Crenitis castellus, Crenitis cinnamomea
• Hemiosus — 38 species: Hemiosus aequatorialis, Hemiosus apicalis, Hemiosus ater, Hemiosus bacchusi, Hemiosus bruchi, Hemiosus cognatus, Hemiosus costalis, Hemiosus dejeanii
• Chasmogenus — 37 species: Chasmogenus acuminatus, Chasmogenus amplius, Chasmogenus australis, Chasmogenus bariorum, Chasmogenus barrae, Chasmogenus berbicensis, Chasmogenus brownsbergensis, Chasmogenus cajuina
• Cymbiodyta — 36 species: Cymbiodyta acuminata, Cymbiodyta arizonica, Cymbiodyta austera, Cymbiodyta beckeri, Cymbiodyta bifida, Cymbiodyta blanchardi, Cymbiodyta brevicollis, Cymbiodyta brevipalpis
• Oosternum — 36 species: Oosternum acutheca, Oosternum aequinoctiale, Oosternum amrishi, Oosternum andersoni, Oosternum asperrimum, Oosternum atramentarium, Oosternum attacomis, Oosternum attenuatum
• Psalitrus — 32 species: Psalitrus aberlenci, Psalitrus altipaniensis, Psalitrus balfouri, Psalitrus besucheti, Psalitrus bryanti, Psalitrus championi, Psalitrus coccinelloides, Psalitrus decoratus
• Crephelochares — 29 species: Crephelochares abnormalis, Crephelochares africanus, Crephelochares balkei, Crephelochares cattienus, Crephelochares irianus, Crephelochares larsi, Crephelochares livornicus, Crephelochares luctuosus
• Hydrochara — 29 species:
• Allocotocerus — 27 species:
• Hydrobiites — 27 species:
• Notionotus — 26 species:
• Platycyon — 26 species:
• Tobochares — 24 species:
• Cryptopleurum — 23 species:
• Pachysternum — 23 species:
• Phaenonotum — 23 species:
• Crenitulus — 21 species:
• Omicrus — 21 species:
• Amphiops — 20 species:
• Cetiocyon — 19 species:
• Hydrocassis — 19 species:
• Derallus — 18 species:
• Pilocnema — 18 species:
• Sternolophus — 18 species:
• Pelosoma — 17 species:
• Thysanarthria — 16 species:
• Hydrobius — 15 species:
• Armostus — 14 species:
• Australocyon — 14 species:
• Paromicrus — 14 species:
• Helobata — 13 species:
• Limnoxenus — 12 species:
• Motonerus — 11 species:
• Polysitum — 11 species:
• Protosternum — 11 species:
• Rygmodus — 11 species:
• Sacosternum — 11 species:
• Regimbartia — 10 species:
• Paroosternum — 9 species:
• Primocerus — 9 species:
• Cyloma — 8 species:
• Megasternum — 8 species:
• Peltochares — 8 species:
• Rhombosternum — 8 species:
• Sindolus — 8 species:
• Crucisternum — 7 species:
• Hemisphaera — 7 species:
• Mircogioton — 7 species:
• Tritonus — 7 species:
• Aculomicrus — 6 species:
• Ametor — 6 species:
• Notohydrus — 6 species:
• Omicrogiton — 6 species:
• Parastromus — 6 species:
• Quadriops — 6 species:
• Adolopus — 5 species:
• Chledocyon — 5 species:
• Ephydrolithus — 5 species:
• Escheria — 5 species:
• Guyanobius — 5 species:
• Kanala — 5 species:
• Pacrillum — 5 species:
• Peltocercyon — 5 species:
• Phaenostoma — 5 species:
• Saphydrus — 5 species:
• Aposphinctus — 4 species:
• Cyclotypus — 4 species:
• Cycreon — 4 species:
• Deltostethus — 4 species:
• Katasophistes — 4 species:
• Limnohydrobius — 4 species:
• Merosoma — 4 species:
• Nanosaphes — 4 species:
• Noteropagus — 4 species:
• Agna — 3 species:
• Aulonochares — 3 species:
• Batochares — 3 species:
• Bolbonotum — 3 species:
• Borborophorus — 3 species:
• Ceronocyton — 3 species:
• Coelofletium — 3 species:
• Cyrtonion — 3 species:
• Enochrella — 3 species:
• Hydrophilites — 3 species:
• Hydrophilomima — 3 species:
• Nipponocercyon — 3 species:
• Oreomicrus — 3 species:
• Peratogonus — 3 species:
• Pseudohydrobius — 3 species:
• Pseudoosternum — 3 species:
• Radicitus — 3 species:
• Sphaerocetum — 3 species:
• Tectosternum — 3 species:
• Afrotormus — 2 species:
• Andotypus — 2 species:
• Angarolarva — 2 species:
• Austrotypus — 2 species:
• Bourdonnaisia — 2 species:
• Brownephilus — 2 species:
• Cenebriophilus — 2 species:
• Cercyodes — 2 species:
• Chimaerocyon — 2 species:
• Coelostomopsis — 2 species:

Showing the 120 genera with the most species records held.

Source and Attribution

Taxonomic rank data on this page is drawn from the GBIF Backbone Taxonomy, doi.org/10.15468/39omei, GBIF Secretariat, licensed CC BY 4.0. Member-species counts are counts of records held in the Sanctum species index, not a claim of completeness for the family.